Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

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The Union-Endicott Tiger Thirteen M. Ziuar V. Dunham J. Jones E. Schcnck A. Wurth I.. Welch D. Kistncr L). Cook T. Carman E. Rattaglini A. Porzuczek F. Harris R. Loidice K. Di.N'ini A. Neira M. l'edorka H. Hammond Time? 1960 Place? Endi- cott 1960—and Endicott approaches the million mark! With my fellow workers. John Morris. Margaret Pado. Elynor Schenck. Lillian Pisani. Leon Puscedu. and Pauline Farrell. I started out on the census. My notebook fell open at the C’s. There was Frances Carris—occupation, truck driver, and Mary Ann Coleman, history teacher. Huh? Jack Carman, manager of a super-market, and Tillie Fotorny running the Baby Mart. Dolores Cook, private secretary to Tony Iannone. She got her training in ’45 while writing to privates. Grant Courtright and Shir- ley Curry, quality furriers and dry cleaners. But time was passing and I had reached my first call. Madeline Zigar was prac- ticing an election speech as I knocked at her door. How’s the presidential cam- paign coming:’'’ I ventured. “Oh. hello. Helen Petrak. Pretty well, thanks. I guess I've covered every town in the U. S. A. and every where members of our class are rallying to my support. Last week I was in Tampa and I nearly died when I walked into the D'Aloisio girls’ funeral parlors. They told me that Fannie Dannibale was coaching college football when they had last heard from her. Then, when I was in Buffalo, I ran into Gerald Norton who has top billing as a trapeze star. Dolores Sweezy and Mary Ann Kremitske are doing a show in the big top with a number of wolves. Alma Neira was doing a magic act in which she made Marian Maxfield disappear. Last week the performance had to be cancelled as Marian had not reappeared. Dorlean Davis and Sophie Pado are running the Hoka Hola concession.’’ “On a flight to Washington the stew-